I have lenova laptop ideapad the touch pad is horrible, i want to replace with keyboard with laptop, will it fit on top of the laptop keyboard
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Yeah it may fit, is small and looks good, but it is too thick almost like 0.70". I bought it because my desk is very small. I don't use it with portable devices.When typing I have to be very careful because the keys are too sensitive so it may type characters that you didn't choose.
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Yeah it may fit, is small and looks good, but it is too thick almost like 0.70". I bought it because my desk is very small. I don't use it with portable devices. When typing I have to be very careful because the keys are too sensitive so it may type characters that you didn't choose.
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No. This would not fit the keyboard which is most likely why it isn't in those pictures. I made the mistake of believing the other answer.
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I have a Logitech wireless keyboard with NO numeric keypad and it just fits perfectly. No extra room for anything else. I have to say though even though I don't have a numeric keypad, I have a lot of other other controls on here that make this keyboard wider than the standard regular keyboard. So I don't think you should have a problem.
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No issues. It is smooth enough so that your mouse will glide on it, but if your keyboard has any grips whatsoever on the bottom, it will not move. I have the most basic Lenovo keyboard with 1cm rubber pads at each corner, and have had no issues at all.
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You will need to check the vendor's list of keyboards. If your laptop's keyboard is listed it will fit but please understand that the keyboard's layout and your silicone skin will not match.
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Even though the comments on here say the surface doesn't fit, it just didn't seem right, so I ordered the folio and received it yesterday. My surface fits. I have the Surface RT and it fits in the back pocket no problem with the keyboard attached. I can also fit my Surface in the front flat pocket if I take the keyboard off. I just wish the folio was a little stiffer, and the notepad that comes with it is probably the cheapest notepad I have ever seen.
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I don't know the exact answer to your question,as it was a while back when I purchased it, however what I can tell you is I have a Lenovo Laptop and the keyboard I bought for it fit PERFECTLY. A co-worker put it on for me in just a few minutes and said everything lined up exactly, and I do recall him saying "the 3 screws aligned". I hope that helps. I have not had any problems at all and am very happy with my purchase. The reason I bought the new keyboard was because some of the top row of keys stopped working. When I researched it , it seemed like it was a common problem with this brand/laptop. I hope this helps you. -Janet
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Marisol, unfortunately, I didn't get the keyboard when I purchased my surface. However, the magnetic connections are clear & I see no reason why it wouldn't fit.
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No, it is made to be a sleeve type of setup only. It is too thin to include the keyboard.
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Maybe "sort of," but it is highly unlikely that the touchpad will work. On balance, I would say that as a complete and satisfying entity, definitely not. Although I don't remember the exact date, this keyboard (as a Lenovo product) was discontinued by about the time the iPad came out. With some care to the version of the touchpad driver, I was able to use it in Windows 7. It had trouble with Windows 8, even with a very carefully thought through solution I found from another user. This was my all time favorite keyboard in 60 years of typing (especially the version that included the numeric keypad). Maybe "sort of," but it is highly unlikely that the touchpad will work. On balance, I would say that as a complete and satisfying entity, definitely not. Although I don't remember the exact date, this keyboard (as a Lenovo product) was discontinued by about the time the iPad came out. With some care to the version of the touchpad driver, I was able to use it in Windows 7. It had trouble with Windows 8, even with a very carefully thought through solution I found from another user. This was my all time favorite keyboard in 60 years of typing (especially the version that included the... » Read More Maybe "sort of," but it is highly unlikely that the touchpad will work. On balance, I would say that as a complete and satisfying entity, definitely not. Although I don't remember the exact date, this keyboard (as a Lenovo product) was discontinued by about the time the iPad came out. With some care to the version of the touchpad driver, I was able to use it in Windows 7. It had trouble with Windows 8, even with a very carefully thought through solution I found from another user. This was my all time favorite keyboard in 60 years of typing (especially the version that included the numeric keypad). « Show Less
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I have used it with the keyboard on my lap and, well you can do it, but it is not as comfortable. You can, in exchange, put the back of the cover against the top of the keyboard and use the iPad (while still inside the cover) as you normally would, this is quite more comfortable.
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You should [place the laptop on the top level of desk. I own a different configuration of these desks. I love my desk.
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Hi Thomas, happy holidays. To answer your question, I should say no. This case has no room for anything. It wraps around the iPad, keeping the screen exposed. It is a VERY snug fit, and there is a rubber lip that holds the iPad in place. Sorry no room for anything let alone a keyboard. I looked at the images of that particular keyboard, and not having one, I think it maybe possible to lay the keyboard on top of the iPad when in storage, but I am not sure if the groove will work with the case in place. Again this is all based on the images of the keyboard, I may be wrong!
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I have a model 3679 Lenovo Tablet 2. The case fits very well and holds the tablet securely. The keyboard is Bluetooth and should work ok with your tablet. The keyboard does not physically connect to the tablet and it requires a separate charging connection. The tablet 2 USB port does not support a charging function. The keyboard is attached to the case cover magnetically. One issue I have been experiencing is that the keyboard needs several keystrokes to "wake it up" before they show up on screen. I don't mean that the keystrokes are delayed and eventually catch up. They don't register at all. It is a little annoying, but this only happens after an extended period of inactivity. Overall, I am satisfied. I have a model 3679 Lenovo Tablet 2. The case fits very well and holds the tablet securely. The keyboard is Bluetooth and should work ok with your tablet. The keyboard does not physically connect to the tablet and it requires a separate charging connection. The tablet 2 USB port does not support a charging function. The keyboard is attached to the case cover magnetically. One issue I have been experiencing is that the keyboard needs several keystrokes to "wake it up" before they show up on screen. I don't mean that the keystrokes are delayed and eventually catch up. They don't... » Read More I have a model 3679 Lenovo Tablet 2. The case fits very well and holds the tablet securely. The keyboard is Bluetooth and should work ok with your tablet. The keyboard does not physically connect to the tablet and it requires a separate charging connection. The tablet 2 USB port does not support a charging function. The keyboard is attached to the case cover magnetically. One issue I have been experiencing is that the keyboard needs several keystrokes to "wake it up" before they show up on screen. I don't mean that the keystrokes are delayed and eventually catch up. They don't register at all. It is a little annoying, but this only happens after an extended period of inactivity. Overall, I am satisfied. « Show Less
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Dear Mark This keyboard support Lenovo Tablet 2, and the keyboard size is: 9.4 x 5.1 x 0.23 inches. Please get it. Lenovo Tablet 2 size: 10.3 x 6.5 x 0.4 inches Thank you for your attention. Best regards Rocketek
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You my have to buy a keyboard because the stand erects the laptop so high, that typing is not comfortable.Hope this helps.
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I don't know the exact answer to your question,as it was a while back when I purchased it, however what I can tell you is I have a Lenovo Laptop and the keyboard I bought for it fit PERFECTLY. A co-worker put it on for me in just a few minutes and said everything lined up exactly, and I do recall him saying "the 3 screws aligned". I hope that helps. I have not had any problems at all and am very happy with my purchase. The reason I bought the new keyboard was because some of the top row of keys stopped working. When I researched it , it seemed like it was a common problem with this brand/laptop. I hope this helps you. -Janet I don't know the exact answer to your question,as it was a while back when I purchased it, however what I can tell you is I have a Lenovo Laptop and the keyboard I bought for it fit PERFECTLY. A co-worker put it on for me in just a few minutes and said everything lined up exactly, and I do recall him saying "the 3 screws aligned". I hope that helps. I have not had any problems at all and am very happy with my purchase. The reason I bought the new keyboard was because some of the top row of keys stopped working. When I researched it , it seemed like it was a common problem with... » Read More I don't know the exact answer to your question,as it was a while back when I purchased it, however what I can tell you is I have a Lenovo Laptop and the keyboard I bought for it fit PERFECTLY. A co-worker put it on for me in just a few minutes and said everything lined up exactly, and I do recall him saying "the 3 screws aligned". I hope that helps. I have not had any problems at all and am very happy with my purchase. The reason I bought the new keyboard was because some of the top row of keys stopped working. When I researched it , it seemed like it was a common problem with this brand/laptop. I hope this helps you. -Janet « Show Less